Re: The Immune System of Freedom [Privacy]
by on 15/12/2025, 14:50:17 UTC
Bro, what the fuck are you talking about? Hate to bust your bubble, but tell all that AI-written drivel to the people who used to use bitcoin mixers. Tell it to the blockchain analytics companies out there that are constantly trying to figure out who sent what transaction, who received it, etc. Jesus, it sounds like you've been in cryo-sleep since 2009 and have now come to this 2009-looking chat forum to fill the world in on stuff no one's heard before. It's BS, all of it.
I used to be the pessimist who thought bitcoin has no privacy as well, but it turns out that WabiSabi coinjoins (check: wasabiwallet.io) can provide privacy to bitcoin for a very small cost. I know that not many people use it, but Bitcoin privacy does exist. And no, I'm not paid by Wasabi, or whatever. However, truth be told, it's far from ideal privacy. Bitcoin does not have a confidential layer that could make it private and convenient to use simultaneously. You still have to be aware of coin control, what coins you consolidate etc., which make it very difficult for broad use as private cash.